Practical ScalaCheck
Noel Markham (47 Degrees)
Noel Markham (47 Degrees)
scala> import org.scalacheck.Prop.forAll
import org.scalacheck.Prop.forAll
scala> val prop = forAll { s: String =>
| s.length >= 0
| }
prop: org.scalacheck.Prop = Prop
scala> prop.check
+ OK, passed 100 tests.
Also works out-of-the-box with SBT
forAll { x: Int =>
Math.abs(x) >= 0
}
[info] ! Falsified after 30 passed tests.
[info] > ARG_0: -2147483648
scala> Integer.MIN_VALUE
res0: Int = -2147483648
scala> Math.abs(Integer.MIN_VALUE)
res1: Int = -2147483648
forAll { x: Int =>
Math.abs(x) >= 0
}
[info] ! Falsified after 30 passed tests.
[info] > ARG_0: -2147483648
Constrain generation with ==>
import org.scalacheck.Prop.BooleanOperators
forAll { x: Int =>
x > Integer.MIN_VALUE ==>
Math.abs(x) >= 0
}
[info] + Math.abs: OK, passed 100 tests.
def brokenReverse[X](xs: List[X]): List[X] =
if (xs.length > 4) xs else xs.reverse
forAll { (xs: List[Int]) => xs.length > 0 ==>
(xs.last == brokenReverse(xs).head)
}
[info] ! Falsified after 3 passed tests.
[info] > ARG_0: List("0", "0", "0", "0", "1")
[info] > ARG_0_ORIGINAL: List("219254809",
"-1487516422",
"-1988082558",
"-2147483648",
"-2053120082",
"2147483647")
This is shrinking
forAll { (list1: List[Int], list2: List[Int]) =>
list1.length < (list1 ::: list2).length
}
[info] ! Falsified after 0 passed tests.
[info] > ARG_0: List()
[info] > ARG_1: List()
We could use ==>
here again
Or we could use a different generator for non-empty lists:
import org.scalacheck.Gen
forAll(Gen.nonEmptyListOf(arbitrary[Int]),
Gen.nonEmptyListOf(arbitrary[Int])) { (l1, l2) =>
l1.length < (l1 ::: l2).length
}
[info] + OK, passed 100 tests.
import org.scalacheck.Gen._
def alphaStr: Gen[String]
def posNum[T](implicit n: Numeric[T]): Gen[T]
def oneOf[T](xs: Seq[T]): Gen[T]
def listOf[T](g: Gen[T]): Gen[List[T]]
def listOfN[T](n: Int, g: Gen[T]): Gen[List[T]]
And one in a different class:>
import org.scalacheck.Arbitrary._
def arbitrary[T](implicit a: Arbitrary[T]): Gen[T]
scala> import org.scalacheck.Gen._
import org.scalacheck.Gen._
scala> posNum[Int].sample
res0: Option[Int] = Some(80)
scala> posNum[Int].sample
res1: Option[Int] = Some(17)
def cappedString: Gen[String] = for {
c <- alphaUpperChar
s <- listOf(alphaLowerChar)
} yield (c :: s).mkString
scala> cappedString.sample
res2: Option[String] = Some(Rmvbrcgtzvdlnssznckgedmyeeoxwiqjvtiby)
Allows generators to be implicitly summoned
case class Record(s: String)
val genRecord: Gen[Record] = alphaStr.map(Record.apply)
implicit val arbRecord: Arbitrary[Record] = Arbitrary(genRecord)
forAll { r: Record =>
// test here using generated Record
}
We can also use the arbitrary[T]
method now:
scala> arbitrary[Record].sample
res1: Option[Record] = Some(Record(vpwmFseQRubujRridyQ))
Which Gen
instance should we use for the Arbitrary?
Gen
which produces the full range of valuesHave a better "hand" of five dice than your opponent
def winner(h1: Hand, h2: Hand): Hand = ???
Can you test this without Scalacheck?
forAll { (h1: Hand, h2: Hand) =>
val h1Score = {
if (h1.p1 == h1.p2 &&
h1.p2 == h1.p3 &&
h1.p3 == h1.p4 &&
h1.p4 == h1.p5) Yahtzee
else if (/* and so on */)
}
val h2Score = // as above
val winningHand = if(h1Score >= h2Score) h1 else h2
winner(h1, h2) ?= winningHand
}
Problem: we have reimplemented our application code in Scalacheck
forAll { (y: Die, fhA: Die, fhB: Die) => fhA != fhB ==>
val yahtzee = Hand(y, y, y, y, y)
val fullHouse = Hand(fhA, fhA, fhA, fhB, fhB)
(winningHand(yahtzee, fullHouse) ?= yahtzee) &&
(winningHand(fullHouse, yahtzee) ?= yahtzee)
}
We still have untested conditions, such as:
Step one: create a generator for each winning hand.
val allDice: List[Die] = List(One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six)
val genYahtzee: Gen[Hand] = oneOf(allDice)
.map(d => Hand(d, d, d, d, d))
val genThreeOfAKind: Gen[Hand] = for {
d1 <- oneOf(allDice)
d2 <- oneOf(allDice diff List(d1))
d3 <- oneOf(allDice diff List(d1, d2))
} yield Hand(d1, d1, d1, d2, d3)
Step two: order the generators to reflect superior hands.
val orderedGenerators: List[Gen[Hand]] = List(
genYahtzee,
genStraight,
genFullHouse,
genFourOfAKind,
genThreeOfAKind
)
Step three: Use ScalaCheck to partition the generators.
forAll(chooseNum[Int](1, orderedGens.length - 1)) { idx =>
val (winningGens, losingGens) = orderedGens.splitAt(idx)
// ...
Full disclosure
Due to API restrictions, this is not actually how it is implemented, but the intention is exactly the same. See Github (or talk to me) for details.
Step four: Pit a hand from one of the better generators against a worse one. The better one should win.
forAll(chooseNum[Int](1, orderedGens.length - 1)) { idx =>
val (winningGens, losingGens) = orderedGens.splitAt(idx)
forAll(oneOf(winningGens), oneOf(losingGens))
{ (winningHand, losingHand) =>
(winner(winningHand, losingHand) ?= winningHand) &&
(winner(losingHand, winningHand) ?= winningHand)
}
}
[info] + Winning hand is chosen correctly: OK, passed 100 tests.
Bonus step: Verify what exactly was run.
Use the collect function:
forAll(chooseNum[Int](1, orderedGens.length - 1)) { idx =>
val (winningGens, losingGens) = orderedGens.splitAt(idx)
forAll(oneOf(winningGens), oneOf(losingGens))
{ (winningHand, losingHand) =>
collect(s"${winningHand.score} vs ${losingHand.score}") {
(winner(winningHand, losingHand) ?= winningHand) &&
(winner(losingHand, winningHand) ?= winningHand)
}
}
}
[info] > Collected test data:
[info] 20% Yahtzee vs FourOfAKind
[info] 19% Yahtzee vs ThreeOfAKind
[info] 16% Yahtzee vs FullHouse
[info] 13% Yahtzee vs Straight
[info] 10% FullHouse vs ThreeOfAKind
[info] 9% Straight vs ThreeOfAKind
[info] 6% FourOfAKind vs ThreeOfAKind
[info] 6% Straight vs FourOfAKind
[info] 1% Straight vs FullHouse
==>
forAll { (i1: Int, i2: Int, i3: Int) =>
(i1 > 0 && i2 > 0 && i3 > 0) ==> {
passed
}
}
[info] ! 3 positive integers: Gave up after only 51 passed tests.
501 tests were discarded.
forAll(posNum[Int], posNum[Int], posNum[Int]) { (i1, i2, i3) =>
passed
}
[info] + 3 positive integers: OK, passed 100 tests.
forAll(arbitrary[Int], arbitrary[Map[Int, String]]) { (i, m) =>
m.get(i).isDefined
}
[info] ! Falsified after 0 passed tests.
[info] > ARG_0: 1
[info] > ARG_1: Map()
forAll("Index" |: arbitrary[Int],
"Lookup database" |: arbitrary[Map[Int, String]]
) { (i, m) =>
m.get(i).isDefined
}
[info] ! Falsified after 0 passed tests.
[info] > Index: -2147483648
[info] > Lookup database: Map()
println
forAllNoShrink { (i: Int, j: Int) =>
val (max, min) = (i max j, i min j)
val (maxSq, minSq) = (max * max, min * min)
minSq <= maxSq
}
[info] ! Falsified after 2 passed tests.
[info] > ARG_0:<PHONE_NUMBER>
[info] > ARG_1:<PHONE_NUMBER>
println
forAllNoShrink { (i: Int, j: Int) =>
val (max, min) = (i max j, i min j)
val (maxSq, minSq) = (max * max, min * min)
s"[min: $min, square: $minSq], [max: $max, square: $maxSq]" |:
(minSq <= maxSq)
}
[info] ! Falsified after 0 passed tests.
[info] > Labels of failing property:
[info] [min: -2147483648, square: 0],
[max: -2140727206, square: -1698889820]
[info] > ARG_0: -2140727206
[info] > ARG_1: -2147483648
def genPick[A, B](implicit aa: Arbitrary[A],
ab: Arbitrary[B]
): Gen[(Map[A, B], List[A], List[A])] = for {
pairs <- arbitrary[Map[A, B]]
keys = pairs.keySet
validPicks <- someOf(keys)
anotherList <- listOf(arbitrary[A])
invalidPicks = anotherList.filterNot(i => keys.contains(i))
} yield (pairs, validPicks.toList, invalidPicks)
forAll(genPick[Int, String]) { case (mapping, succs, fails) =>
succs.forall(s => mapping.get(s).isDefined) &&
fails.forall(f => mapping.get(f).isEmpty)
}
[info] + Using genPick: OK, passed 100 tests.
Use the --minSuccessfulTests
parameter in SBT:
> testOnly YahtzeeProperties
[info] + Winning hand is chosen correctly: OK, passed 100 tests.
[info] Passed: Total 1, Failed 0, Errors 0, Passed 1
[success] Total time: 0 s
> testOnly YahtzeeProperties -- -minSuccessfulTests 1000000
[info] + Winning hand is chosen correctly: OK, passed 1000000 tests.
[info] Passed: Total 1, Failed 0, Errors 0, Passed 1
[success] Total time: 17 s
scala> val fa = arbitrary[Int => String].sample.get
fa: Int => String = <function1>
scala> fa(1)
res4: String = 爧뀁ณﾙ㒄똧圞ﾨꉫ薇
scala> fa(2)
res5: String = 爧뀁ณﾙ㒄똧圞ﾨꉫ薇
scala> val fb = arbitrary[Int => String].sample.get
fb: Int => String = <function1>
scala> fb(1)
res6: String = 羔ᱯ끭흓(拣༪㢬鰝ᯛ鎤ⳣ慩
scala> fb(2)
res7: String = 羔ᱯ끭흓(拣༪㢬鰝ᯛ鎤ⳣ慩
For Arbitrary[A => B]
, you only need Gen[B]
scala> val f = arbitrary[Int => String].sample.get
f: Int => String = <function1>
scala> f(4)
res8: String = ᠣ澲蜕
scala> f(5)
res9: String = 荜尣흑狠榇ƺ㥀
For Arbitrary[A => B]
, you need a Cogen[A]
and a Gen[B]
We can use Shapeless's automatic typeclass derivation:
"com.github.alexarchambault"
%% "scalacheck-shapeless_1.13" % "1.1.0-RC1"
> test:console
[info] Starting scala interpreter...
[info]
Welcome to Scala version 2.11.7 (Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM).
Type in expressions to have them evaluated.
Type :help for more information.
scala> case class Coordinates(x: Int, y: Int, description: String)
defined class Coordinates
scala> import org.scalacheck.Shapeless._
import org.scalacheck.Shapeless._
scala> import org.scalacheck.Arbitrary._
import org.scalacheck.Arbitrary._
scala> arbitrary[Coordinates].sample
res0: Option[Coordinates] = Some(Coordinates(0,537278256,쪗ܘ暎))
scala> arbitrary[Coordinates].sample
res1: Option[Coordinates] = Some(Coordinates(-1204620568,0,掑꺒))
This can derive any Arbitrary[A]
as long as:
A
is a case class or sealed trait family of case classesArbitrary
can be summoned for A
's constituent parts through automatic derivation or otherwiseBut beware: compile times can dramatically increase!


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- Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI
- B.S. in Computer Science
- Minor in Mathematics
- Graduating in April 2019
- Current GPA: 3.43
- Rockford High School, Rockford, MI
- Graduated Summa Cum Laude (GPA: 4.15)
- Founding Member of the Rockford Computer Club
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It was an ordinary day and i was quite bored as usuall. The mail truck came and left me with one 21 inch cactus and 100 seeds. I placed the cactus in my closet. I've never had a psychedelic experience, but something within me has been telling me that I should try it. For a few years now I was depressed, my mother knew this and was thinking I should go to a psychiatrist. I knew from all that I have read and learned that I could be my own psychiatrist with psychedelics. I have been learning about them for about three deeply devoted years, and was one of the few people that do their homework before using such a powerful substance. From all that I read and learned I was sure that I could handle the experience quite easily.
Before the catus arrived I read somewhere that San Pedro wasn't potent and that you need to eat a few pounds just to have a decent experience. This got me upset as I proceeded to take the spines off the cactus in my room. I was expecting to have something like a potent weed high and nothing more. I partialy peeled the cactus and put the remains in a blender and liquified it. I spooned in the sludge into my mouth trying to swallow it down as quick as possible so that I wouldn't have to taste much. after a few spoonfuls I had to pinch my leg while swallowing to prevent from gagging myself.
I finished the sludge and layed down and listened to some dance music. After an hour I got bored and went to my PC. I stayed on the computer for around a half hour and thought I had just wasted my time buying and eating this cactus. I didn't feel or see anything so decided to go to bed. I turned on my blacklight and tried to go to sleep. I layed in bed and couldn't go to sleep, so I turned to face the cieling and noticed that I felt somewhat humble and happy just to be lying in my bed in my pj's. I looked at the cieling and noticed small distortions in my vision, sort of like a pot visual. I entertained myself with this for around an hour.
I thought I had reached my peak when the cieling looked like it was flowing like water. But then the visuals came on stronger and stronger. I felt somewhat drunk or stoned not really mind revealing. Then as the visuals began to overwhelm me, I started getting nervous and a little scared. I thought to myself while I was feeling drunk or stoned that this wasn't spiritual and I dissed the many people that said that the experience was powerful and revealing. I felt that the visuals were letting me know that I had disrespected them and the ancient shamans. I started apoligizing and said that I would treat this with much more respect from now on.
My thoughts were merging with what I was feeling and became part of my reality. I was starting to panic and feeling nauses and dizzy. Then I thought to myself what I had read and began saying out loud 'RELAXATION IS THE GATEWAY', while inhaling deep and exhaling (sort of like some kind of meditating breathing exercise). I kept doing this as the room was bieng overwhelmed with strong warping images and distortions of objects around the room. I did this for a short while and then it JUST HIT! I felt what I was saying and I came to the conclusion that fear here...has no meaning! I felt as though I had been freed from the panic and fear.
That is when the experience showed me the doors of perception and I closed my eyes and saw animals, plants and people like those sewn into indian carpets and art, all in deep bluish colors and some becoming super intricate and colorful. I had the cd player in my radio playing some guitar music, and it sounded so clear, as if I could play the guitar! There were some warping worm holes that would expand and as I focused into them I would go into deep thought trances and everything in existence though infinetley complicated became so clear and simple.
I could focus into many thoughts and I felt that I should focus on a basic thought so that I could remember when I returned into normal counciousness. The basic principal of the experience is' EVERYTHING EXISTS WITHIN ITSELF' MEANING: all of reality is so basic yet so infinite. Think about space, the universe ... the galaxies exist within it and the solar systems exist within that.... planets exist in that.... living animals exist within the earth bacteria and cells live within the animals and atoms exist within that....EVERYTHING EXISTS IN AN ETERNAL PLANE. I could see everything as eternal.
So beautiful and so simple. I have never experienced such a strong sense of peace with living and existing. The next day I went outside and noticed things like birds singing and the wind steadily blowing, everything became so beautiful and I had a change of life views and was no longer jealous about what other people had.
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7 September 2013 - WHO has been informed of four (4) additional laboratory-confirmed cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infection in Saudi Arabia.
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For this two-week project, I was tasked with converting rotary to linear motion, and then motorizing my contraption with an Arduino. Being a mechanical engineer and automotive enthusiast I decided to replicate the internal motion of a crankshaft and pistons.
After an initial ambition vs. feasibility assessment I decided to pursue a flat four engine: a single, straight crankshaft with four evenly-spaced, radially-offset cams to push corresponding connecting rods vertically upward.
Upon reviewing alumni projects, I reconsidered my time commitment to the project, and scaled my ambition, aiming for a full crossplane V8 engine. I knew from the get-go that the toughest part of modeling any V engine (where two banks of cylinders are oriented at a 90° angle) would be the crankshaft.
For this project, I didn’t use any CAD software. I designed parts directly in Illustrator and validated them with the laser cutter. This was certainly risky, but I think the correct approach for a project such as this with so many tiny component interactions that never scale as expected.
I decided to pursue a square-shaped crank in order to eliminate any slip. I cut and sanded uniform segments of 1/8” wooden dowels to act as my rod bearing journals, around which the connecting rods rotated. These alternated with more square segments, my main bearing journals.
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THE CRUCIBLE A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1996 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: THE CRUCIBLE is Arthur Miller's allegory of the politics of the 1950s Red Scare told with a setting of the Salem witch trials. This 45-year-old play is as powerful a drama as you will see on the screen this year. While a little hampered by the 17th century prose, it remains a moving theatrical experience. Rating: +3 (-4 to +4) New York Critics: positive: 20, negative: 1, mixed: 4
THE CRUCIBLE is the story of the Salem witch trials, but it is a lot more than that. It is an examination of a society that through fear gives unquestioned authority and power to a select few supposed defenders. The result is an exercise in power far worse than the threat it was intended to curb. The House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, chaired by Senator Joseph McCarthy were the inspiration for Arthur Miller's original play, but the parallels he draws can be applied to any situation where the public allows itself to be ruled by fear rather than reason. It is a ready-made and fully- formed analogy that some can apply to the "political correctness" argument, others to the firearms debate or political issues with religious implications. The term "witch hunt" has come into common usage as any campaign against dissension, perhaps in large part because of this play.
The setting is Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. This is a community committed to an extreme devotion to its religion and what it sees as service to God. And if the Bible says that such things as witches exist, then witchcraft must be a very real and very present threat to the community. Several adolescent girls, led by Abigail Williams (played by Winona Ryder), are caught in the act playing the voodoo-like game of "conjuring boys." Williams has taken things a step further and has tried to use the magic to kill a woman she considers her enemy. At first she denies that the game had anything to do with witchcraft, but quickly discovers that she has happened onto what seems to her a good thing. The first suggestion that any of the people of Salem have engaged in witchcraft seems to bring down the wrath of the whole community. And the people of Salem, many already involved in minor conflicts with their neighbors, seem all too ready to accept and exploit witchcraft accusations against their enemies. Soon there area dozen or so girls making accusations and basking in the celebrity their accusations bring them.
Drawn into the situation are John Proctor (Daniel Day-Lewis) and his wife Elizabeth (Joan Allen). John had had a short dalliance with Abigail, but now wants to remain faithful to Elizabeth. It is a situation that Abigail, with her new-found power, discovers she can change. To investigate the accusations come first the Reverend Hale (Rob Campbell) and then the esteemed Judge Danforth (Paul Scofield), Deputy Governor of Massachusetts. Hale is a moderate man as likely to find an accused witch innocent as guilty. Judge Danforth, on the other hand, is a religious zealot who couches his actions in legalisms. At heart, however, he is deeply afraid of witchcraft himself and can no longer accept any possibility of innocence. He sees the girls' accusations as God giving him the tools to root out the Devil in Salem. Eventually the witch hunt will take on a life of its own and will get beyond even his control. Caught in all of this is John Proctor who still has some affection for Abigail but sees first hand the evil that Abigail is wielding.
Daniel Day-Lewis and Winona Ryder each seem acceptable by themselves, but somehow do not seems to have much dramatic chemistry together on the screen. Day-Lewis is made up with considerably more realism than is Ryder. He, like many of the people of the story, show the sign of a hard life with scars and with rotted teeth. Even making allowances for Ryder's youth, a similar hard life seems to have done little more than ruffle her hair. Ryder appears out of place and too well cared-for considering the look of most of the other people in the film. Joan Allen, who previously played Pat Nixon in NIXON gives a subtle uprightness to the role of Elizabeth Proctor. Paul Scofield playing another judge will surely bring memories of A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. He brings a lot of the same magnetism to this role as he had in that, perhaps presenting another side of the same character. Familiar faces in less pivotal roles include Bruce Davison, Jeffrey Jones, and George Gaynes.
In some senses this production is a little too polished to feel accurate. The opening sequence shows a voodoo-like ceremony in the woods complete with mystic chalk symbols drawn on ground, and Tituba chanting a perfectly recorded version of the Yanvalou Chant. It was very theatrical but not very realistic. Some may find the film a little hard to follow, particularly in the first half hour. The viewer is introduced to a large number of characters speaking in the manner of 17th Century English. A word should be said about the accuracy of this film to the historical fact. It is not much beyond the names of some of the people. Abigail Williams was an eleven-year-old and John Proctor was sixty, so much of the Miller's tale of sexual revenge does not work as history. However I am willing to give Arthur Miller more latitude to play with the facts in this film than I give Gibson for BRAVEHEART. Robert Bolt in A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS or William Shakespeare with JULIUS CAESAR is doing a lot more than just telling an adventure tale. Miller is a writer who can tell a story of complexity with some profundity. If THE CRUCIBLE is not historically accurate, it transcends that. I personally hold BRAVEHEART more accountable for historical accuracy than I do THE CRUCIBLE.
THE CRUCIBLE is a powerful play on stage, but it has been made available to mass audiences only twice before, once as the 1957 French film LES SORCIERES DE SALEM and then again in 1967 as a play performed on CBS. With the exception of the latter, no non-live version has ever been available to American audience until now. It is something of a service that it is available now. I give it a +3 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Performing TransactionsTransactions ensure the data consistency of the database. We have to make sure that more than one applications must not modify the records while performing the database operations. The transactions have the following properties.
Python commit() methodPython provides the commit() method which ensures the changes made to the database consistently take place. The syntax to use the commit() method is given below. All the operations that modify the records of the database do not take place until the commit() is called. Python rollback() methodThe rollback() method is used to revert the changes that are done to the database. This method is useful in the sense that, if some error occurs during the database operations, we can rollback that transaction to maintain the database consistency. The syntax to use the rollback() is given below. Closing the connectionWe need to close the database connection once we have done all the operations regarding the database. Python provides the close() method. The syntax to use the close() method is given below. In the following example, we are deleting all the employees who are working for the CS department. ExampleOutput: Deleted !
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Performing TransactionsTransactions ensure the data consistency of the database. We have to make sure that more than one applications must not modify the records while performing the database operations. The transactions have the following properties.
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LS.Components.Camera Class
Camera that contains the info about a camera
Constructor
LS.Components.Camera
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object
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object
Stringto configure from
Item Index
Methods
- getCenter
- getEye
- getFront
- getLocalPoint
- getLocalVector
- getLocalViewport
- getModelMatrix
- getModelViewProjectionMatrix
- getProjectionMatrix
- getRayInPixel
- getRight
- getTop
- getUp
- getViewMatrix
- getViewProjectionMatrix
- lookAt
- move
- project
- rotate
- setOrthographic
- setViewportInPixels
- unproject
- updateMatrices
- updateNodeTransform
- updateVectors
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getCenter
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out
returns the center of the camera (position where the camera is pointing) in global coordinates
Parameters:
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out
Vec3output vector [optional]
Returns:
position in global coordinates
getEye
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out
returns the eye (position of the camera) in global coordinates
Parameters:
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out
Vec3output vector [optional]
Returns:
position in global coordinates
getFront
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out
returns the front vector of the camera
Parameters:
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out
Vec3output vector [optional]
Returns:
position in global coordinates
getLocalPoint
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v
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dest
transform a local coordinate to global coordinates
Parameters:
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v
Vec3vector
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dest
Vec3
Returns:
v in global coordinates
getLocalVector
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v
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dest
rotate a local coordinate to global coordinates (skipping translation)
Parameters:
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v
Vec3vector
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dest
Vec3
Returns:
v in global coordinates
getLocalViewport
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[viewport=null]
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[result=vec4]
returns the viewport in pixels applying the local camera viewport to the full viewport of the canvas
Parameters:
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[viewport=null]
Vec4 optionalviewport info, otherwise the canvas dimensions will be used (not the current viewport)
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[result=vec4]
Vec4 optionalwhere to store the result, if omited it is created
Returns:
the viewport info of the camera in pixels
getModelMatrix
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m
returns the inverse of the viewmatrix
Parameters:
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m
Mat4optional output container
Returns:
matrix
getModelViewProjectionMatrix
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model
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out
returns the model view projection matrix computed from a passed model
Parameters:
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model
Mat4model matrix
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out
Mat4optional output container
Returns:
matrix
getProjectionMatrix
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m
returns the projection matrix
Parameters:
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m
Mat4optional output container
Returns:
matrix
getRayInPixel
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x
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y
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viewport
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skip_local_viewport
given an x and y position, returns the ray {start, dir}
Parameters:
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x
Number -
y
Number -
viewport
Vec4viewport coordinates (if omited full viewport is used)
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skip_local_viewport
Booleanignore the local camera viewport configuration when computing the viewport
Returns:
{start, dir}
getRight
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out
returns the right vector of the camera
Parameters:
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out
Vec3output vector [optional]
Returns:
position in global coordinates
getTop
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out
returns the top vector of the camera (different from up, this one is perpendicular to front and right)
Parameters:
-
out
Vec3output vector [optional]
Returns:
position in global coordinates
getUp
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out
returns the up vector of the camera
Parameters:
-
out
Vec3output vector [optional]
Returns:
position in global coordinates
getViewMatrix
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m
returns the viewmatrix
Parameters:
-
m
Mat4optional output container
Returns:
matrix
getViewProjectionMatrix
-
m
returns the view projection matrix
Parameters:
-
m
Mat4optional output container
Returns:
matrix
lookAt
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eye
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center
-
up
Parameters:
-
eye
Vec3 -
center
Vec3 -
up
Vec3
move
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delta
moves the camera by adding the delta vector to center and eye
Parameters:
-
delta
Vec3
project
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vec
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[viewport=null]
-
result
Converts from 3D to 2D
Parameters:
-
vec
Vec33D position we want to proyect to 2D
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[viewport=null]
Vec4 optionalviewport info (if omited full canvas viewport is used)
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result
Vec3where to store the result, if omited it is created
Returns:
the coordinates in 2D
rotate
-
angle_in_deg
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axis
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in_local_space
rotate the camera around its center
Parameters:
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angle_in_deg
Number -
axis
Vec3 -
in_local_space
Booleanallows to specify if the axis is in local space or global space
setOrthographic
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left
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right
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bottom
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top
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near
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far
set camera in orthographic mode and sets the planes
Parameters:
-
left
Number -
right
Number -
bottom
Number -
top
Number -
near
Number -
far
Number
setViewportInPixels
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left
-
right
-
width
-
height
Sets the viewport in pixels (using the gl.canvas as reference)
Parameters:
-
left
Number -
right
Number -
width
Number -
height
Number
unproject
-
vec
-
[viewport=null]
-
result
Converts from 2D to 3D
Parameters:
-
vec
Vec32D position we want to proyect to 3D
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[viewport=null]
Vec4 optionalviewport info (if omited full canvas viewport is used)
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result
Vec3where to store the result, if omited it is created
Returns:
the coordinates in 2D
updateMatrices
()
Update matrices according to the eye,center,up,fov,aspect,...
updateNodeTransform
()
Applies the camera transformation (from eye,center,up) to the node.
updateVectors
-
model
apply a transform to all the vectors (eye,center,up) using a matrix
Parameters:
-
model
Mat4matrix
Properties
aspect
Number
The camera aspect ratio
Default: 1
center
Vec3
The center where the camera points (in node space)
Default: [0,0,0]
eye
Vec3
The position of the camera (in local space form the node)
Default: [0,100,100]
far
Number
The far plane
Default: 1000
fov
Number
The field of view in degrees
Default: 45
frustum_size
Number
The frustum size when working in ORTHOGRAPHIC
Default: 50
near
Number
The near plane
Default: 1
type
Vec3
Camera type, could be Camera.PERSPECTIVE or Camera.ORTHOGRAPHIC
Default: Camera.PERSPECTIVE;
up
Vec3
The up vector of the camera (in node space)
Default: [0,1,0]
viewport
Vec4
The viewport in normalized coordinates (left,bottom, width, height)
Default: 50


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Alibaba to pay banks up to US$32.3 million in fees for Hong Kong listing
Alibaba will pay its investment banking syndicate up to US$32.3 million for leading its Hong Kong listing which will raise up to US$12.9 billion, according to documents filed with U.S. securities regulators.
REUTERS: China's Alibaba will pay its investment banking syndicate up to US$32.3 million for leading its Hong Kong listing which will raise up to US$12.9 billion, according to documents filed with U.S. securities regulators.
The e-commerce giant employed two co-sponsors, China International Capital Corp (CICC) and Credit Suisse , to head the deal which has been carried out over the past week.
The two lead banks were joined by Citigroup Inc , JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley as joint global co-ordinators while HSBC and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) were appointed as junior book runners.
An additional supplementary prospectus lodged with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) showed Alibaba would pay investment banking fees of US$28.1 million for the sale of 500 million shares.
This would rise to US$32.3 million if a so-called overallotment of an additional 75 million shares is issued, which bankers think will occur.
The fee split between the banks was not listed in the SEC documents but it is accepted industry practice that co-sponsors are paid the most and the remaining banks' fees are dependent on the amount of shares sold.
According to the filings, Citigroup was allotted more shares to sell than JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley as bookrunners.
A Hong Kong brokerage part-owned by Alibaba founder, Yunfeng Securities, was also listed as being a participant in the deal.
The investment banks will also benefit from the 1 per cent brokerage fee paid by investors buying stock in the secondary listing.
Alibaba's payment to banks sits well below the US$90m cheque that Saudi Arabia's Aramco intends to write for the banks working on its slimmed down initial public offering (IPO).
The highest ever fee payment on a deal was Visa's 2008 IPO in New York which raised US$19.6 billion and led to the company paying its banks US$550.2 million, according to Dealogic data,
Alibaba's Hong Kong stock is due to start trading next Tuesday.
(Reporting by Scott Murdoch; Editing by Lisa Shumaker and Richard Pullin)


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The following document contains the results of Checkstyle 8.29-SNAPSHOT with ../../checkstyle-regression/Fix-6972/patch_config.xml ruleset.
| Category | Rule | Violations | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | 36 | Error |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 220 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 69 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 66 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 64 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 68 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 474 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 72 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 167 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 195 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 223 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 49 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 72 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 128 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 1146 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 33 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 105 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 45 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 40 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 31 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 472 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 332 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 55 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 66 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 302 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 51 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 9 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 21 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 27 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 36 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 39 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 42 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 68 |
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 90 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 246 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 21 |
| Severity | Category | Rule | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Error | coding | NoEnumTrailingComma | Enum should not contain trailing comma. | 13 |